The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-22
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matters OF Minor Moment In and about
the oitg.
Two marriage liccnceu wero isaued yes.
terday.
The GRAND this evening 1.-THE Argo.
nauts Of 40"
TIE employees Of the Ohio River Rail.
road at this end OF The limo were paid yea.
terdsy.
The SNOW stayu on the ground well, and
tho Icy ~sidewalka still make It interesting
for pedestrians.
DAN Cochran, the well known confec.
TONER, has accepted n poaition with
George Feenoy.
GEoRdE HAHEs han puIchaaed tho atall
In the Second ward market, formerly
owned by the Wheeling Bakery.
MARTIN FISHER, OF the South Side,
clipped and fell on an Icy sidewalk yes.
terdsy and dislocatcd his shoulder.
SYLVESTER WRIGHT, sR., an nped resi-.
dent OF the South Side, WAC badly hurt by
q fall on Tho leo in front Of his house.
A NEw natural gns burner, The Won.
ham, wac put In the West Virginia Com.
pany'H office yesterday. It is q beauty.
TIKI Mrs. Bowman mentioned In yeBter.
days INTELLIGENCEg 10 using proiano Ian.
gusge In Squire Ankles court 10 not Mrs,
Jacob Bowman, oil 2.5l0 Eotf street.
MR. JOHN J. KENNEY and MIR. O. Blum,
10th experienced men, have purchased
the ale brewery oil tho late killinn Ktess
corner Seventh and Market Streets
FRANK KLlNKLER was yesterday ap.
pointed administrator OF tho cstate oil
Elizabeth Hoffman, deceased, and gave
bond in Tho BUZZ OF $500, with Henry
kerstef GO surety.
BrLsoN JACK, OF P%ittsburgh, and Frank
Coughlip, arc to have a "sparring match
in this city December II, for o putao Of
500 a side and the gate receipts, the con-
test to be 10 q finish.
THERE will be a regular aemi.monthly
meeting Of Council held at The Public
Building this evening. A number OF i'm
portant reports will be submitted by the
several departments.
JoHN FITZPATRICK, IN 0sed tramp o
Wheeling was given five minutes TO leave
the city by Marshall Darby to-day, and BIT
stood not on the order OF his going, bu'
went at once.-Bcllaire Tribune.
LucIEv BuCKnoLx and F. Richie, thu
two Wheeling minors go dangerously
burned by tho explosion OF q key Of pow
der at Maynard, o., arc progressing 6nolJ
and will soon be on their feet again.
TuE fire on the limo OF tho West Vir
ginia Natural Gas Company Sunday nigh
was caused by the accidental ignition o
the gas az 1t was being blown OF to rOmovt
any chance moisture from the pipes.
The announcement In Saturdays pape,
that tho Bellaire and lima mills were OF
on Friday, though received on what wa
considered the best authority, seems t,
have been Incorrect. Both mills we're il
operation.
The Board Of Directors OF the Wheelin,
Base Ball Association and the committee
recently appointed to solicit new sub
scriptions 10 the capital etock, will NEE
thiG evening at the oilico Of A. L. Smith
: on North Market street.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 1,
record 8 deed made Novembo. 10, by W
J. w. Cowden, trustee, to the Mutua
Bui!ding Association, in consideration o
500, for the William Jenewein property
lots s and . in tho Eighth ward.
A HORSE belonging to a dairymsn name,
Smith, ont the Mt. Oliyet road, ran ava,
yesterday while N the way to the city
and Mr.. Smith waa thrown out an.
bruised up o little. The horse was caugh
before any further damage resulted.
The Magnani.Siesrist Specially Compa
ny, which opens an engagement at thu
Grand with the Thanksgiving matinee, il
more highly spoken of by the preas o
Cincinnati and other largo cities than an,
other similar company on tho road thi
Ges5on.
Lor 6S OF the III. Lunsiord es!ete, located
at Triadelphia, was yesterday lnornin,
sold by the Sheriff ia I. T. Jones for e dc
linquent tax bill OF $3.50. Tho existenc
of serenty-five heirs induced them nil +
let 1t 20 by default, aa tho property is onl,
worth 500.
ATTENTION is called to tile advertise
rnent Of Meaars. L. s. Good C o.. This
enterpriBing firm has leased q room In tn
new block just above their present loca
ton, and will open out in tho spring al
entire new stock Of goods. They esy tn,
old stock must DO cold at and below cos
before that time.
MR. BARNEY ZooK, the well know
undertaken in the employ Of G. Mondel s
Cox establishment, fell through an eleys
tor opening at the firms establishment OF
Main street yesterday, and dislocated one
shoulder, broke Il bone in his Grm and re
ceived other severe injuries. DR.. Rober
Reed dressed his wounds.
EMANUEL AuLT, for horse stealing, WA
on Saturday sentenced to one year In the
pehitentisry, by Judge briggs, OF St
Clsirsville. The jury recomme ended thu
prisoner to tho mercy of the Court, hence
the light aentence. It is thought tina.
Ault is not right IN his mind. He wa
taken to Columbus yesterday.
A STRANGER, thought to be George E
Perry, of Buffalo, N. Y, though he had
given his name as james Reed, and said
he lived at Altoona, Pa, was smothereC
at the Riverside blast furnace, at Steubcn
ville Sunday night. He wss found deaG
yesterday morning, end bis body badly
uco.ched by the intense heat.
A PANHANDLE freight train from Pitta
burgh had bad luck all along the line yes
terday. Between Stsubenville and Pitts
burgh the engine was chsngedthree times
and then when the train finally. reached
Steubenville lSst night it Jumped tn,
track at Logan street, but kept on running
until 1t etruck the coal chute, which wal
badly wrecked. The train was finally 70
placed on the track, and, 1t is hoped
reached it's destination without furthe;
MISUNDERSTANDING Gazette.
ABOUT PEOPLE,